Andrew Kasper

Co-op Rancor Renewed

    The Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees is nearing an election showdown that could decide the fate of General Manager Wayne Sowell...

Veterans’ Records Illegally Destroyed

    The health records of hundreds of Northern New Mexico veterans were mishandled and illegally destroyed three years ago, and the federal Veteran’s Affairs...

Waitin’ for a Train

    As the weekend came and went, so too did the last opportunity for the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad to make good on...

Man Drowns Crossing Brazos River

    The turgid waters of the Brazos River claimed the life of 31-year-old Brandon Cordova last week after he attempted to forge the watery...

Authority Nominee Divides Board

    The North Central Solid Waste Authority Board has selected a self-described lobbyist with a criminal background, minimal solid waste and financial experience, and...

Co-op Faces Criticism ButPasses Auditors’ Scrutiny

   More than $120,000 worth of checks left in an unlocked cabinet overnight, $3 million recorded in the wrong year’s financial books and a...

Burglar Jailed

    Joshua Quintana was sentenced last week to spend the rest of his young adulthood behind bars.     Standing before Judge Sheri Raphaelson in state...

Departing P&Z Chief Cries Corruption

    Hours before former Rio Arriba County Planning and Zoning Department director Gabriel Boyle put in his two weeks notice, he sat in a...

Loom to Boom?

    In hopes of propelling its economic development into the future, the town of Truchas is placing its bets on an ancient guild: the...

County Makes Grab For City Trash Tax

    The Rio Arriba County Commission has taken the first steps toward bailing out the North Central Solid Waste Authority, and now the ball...

County $1 Million Short in Alcalde

    Up to $4.7 million in contracting work to install a web of infrastructure for a planned cluster of government facilities in Alcalde was...

Blaze Burns 50 Acres

    A wildfire that ripped through 50 acres of bosque and two abandoned structures between Alcalde and Velarde was Rio Arriba County’s largest yet...

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